Bass: BIAB
Guitars: BIAB
Piano: EZKeys
Drums: Cakewalk REX loops
Synths: Dimension Pro and Rapture
Vocals: Me
Vocal harmonys: Me & Melodyne

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I enjoyed this. A really well done ballad (vocals are really well done, imho), that contrasts in an amusing way with the Zombie themes in the lyrics. And the ending gives it an additional nicely absurd twist. The only attempt at constructive criticism I can offer is that I thought that where the rhythm sets in after the intro part (~1:00) the beat sounds a bit too synthetic and stands out from the rest of the song in a way I didn't quite like.
 
 
 

Hemul
I enjoyed this. A really well done ballad (vocals are really well done, imho), that contrasts in an amusing way with the Zombie themes in the lyrics. And the ending gives it an additional nicely absurd twist. The only attempt at constructive criticism I can offer is that I thought that where the rhythm sets in after the intro part (~1:00) the beat sounds a bit too synthetic and stands out from the rest of the song in a way I didn't quite like.

Thanx man. Until I find a real drummer, loops are my only friends.. :)

Awesome!  I love it!  That chord progression and melody are perfect for this.  I don't mind the loops at all.  Reminds me a bit of the electronic, ballad-y artists of the 90s (Perfume Tree, Laika, etc...)  works for me!
 
Well done sir!  I'll listen to this often (love the Walker at the end.  Ha!)

That was different...  but I liked it.   
 
 

Thanx SteveC.... Maybe it was time for something different :)
 

music and vox very cool. drums not so. thanks for posting. :)

You're welcome Gus :)

This is well done, however I agree the percussion is a little mechanical and perhaps it is a little to wet (reverb).
 
Thanks for sharing.

This is really an interesting piece.  Great job on the vocals!  I can appreciate your limitations with the loops --- I suffer from the same affliction but they sound a lot better than the noise I would make.
Cool creative stuff and well done!